With the quality of new energy vehicle parts being inconsistent, how can one avoid falling into the trap of ‘hitting a landmine’?
The quality of new energy vehicle components varies considerably, so how can one avoid falling into the trap of purchasing substandard parts? The explosive growth of the new energy vehicle market has made the components industry a battleground for capital and technology. Yet behind this rapid expansion, quality concerns are gradually surfacing. The quality risks in new energy vehicle components fundamentally stem from industry standardisation lagging behind market expansion. Unlike traditional fuel vehicle parts, which benefit from decades of technical refinement, new energy components involve emerging fields such as battery management and high-voltage electrical systems. Certain standards remain either absent or ambiguous. Key metrics like charging port high-temperature resistance and thermal runaway protection levels for battery modules show significant discrepancies in testing standards across manufacturers. To circumvent quality pitfalls, a dual-pronged appr...